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Jersey Sports -v- Barclays Private [2013] JRC 059 (14 March 2013)
The Royal Court refused leave to appeal an arbitration award on dilapidations damages and costs, holding the arbitrator made no legal error and acted reasonably.
Pell Frischmann v Bow Valley [2009] JLR 401 (26 November 2009)
The case addresses Wrotham Park damages in contract law, treating them as compensatory damages based on a hypothetical negotiation for release of the contractual obligation.
Snell v Thacker [2007] JLR_Note 2 (16 November 2006)
A Jersey contract damages note confirming that damages aim to put the claimant in the position they would have been in if the contract had been performed.
Snell -v- Beadle 16-Nov-2006 [2006] JCA 164 (16 November 2006)
Court of Appeal held that damages for refusal of a right of way must include lost income as well as capital value where that was the intended use of the property.
Snell -v- Beadle 23-Mar-2006 [2006] JRC 046 (23 March 2006)
The court assessed damages for Mrs Beadle’s breach of a right-of-way agreement and awarded Mr Snell loss-based compensation, discounted for financing uncertainty.
Bespoke Investments v Lincoln Nominess [2005] JRC 019 (23 February 2005)
The court construed a share vending agreement for a country house sale, holding that functioning audio and CCTV systems and some chattels were promised, but dismissing the saddles claim.
1999/76 - Mayo & Ors v Anagram & Ors [1999] UR 76 (5 May 1999)
Interlocutory Jersey ruling on stay, discovery, amendment, and strike-out applications. The court dismissed a stay request, made discovery unless orders, required particulars for amendment, and struck out unsupported loss claims.
Viberts v Golder [1995] JLR 223 (13 July 1995)
The court held that, for negligent preparation of a land purchase contract by an advocate, damages should be assessed by the diminution in value of the land.
Grunhalle Lager v Tascan Trading [1981] JLR 1 (20 February 1981)
The court held that reliance expenditure and net profits may both be recovered for breach of contract, so long as there is no overlap and no double compensation.
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